Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-06-17
LOCAL AND OTHKR yOTs.
Scraps from she Notebook Of che
s~ensfneps Reporter.

]. @. Palmer's funeral yesterday was
we'll attended.
R. r. Munro, a Government Postofice
Inspector. 10 in town.
J. G.. Dorsey, attorney.at-iaw, came In
from Elko yesterday.
Sheriff Sweeney arrived by yesterdays
train from San Francisco.
j. F. Plageman, OF San Francisco, came
In on the train yesterday.
One new case OF yellow fever appeared
at Key West. Florida, last week.
Judge Field, OF the United States Su-
preme Court, 10 in San Francisco.
Tom Dale is having new flooring put
down in his saloon on Main street.
ANGELS Dew" 10 the title bestowed
on a new brand Of Kentucky whisky.
F. Plageman, the San Francisco liquor
man, arrived here on yesterdays train.
The citizens OF Truckee have sub.
scribed $40 for Fourth of July purposes.
Dion Boucicault, the actor,
led By his wife, is sojourning at Lake
Tahoe.
E. M. Barton. a California Pioneer Of
1849, died ut Portland, Or, June 10, aged
10 years.
Oscar Kelly murdered his wife and shot
himself, probably fatally, at McMinnville.
Or, June 10.
The sawmills on Vancouver Island are
idle. the men refusing to work more than
ten hours Q day.
Governor Bartlett. Of California. is seri-
ously i'll at Highland Springs, Col. His
affection Is congestion Of the kidneys.
The Commissioners of Humboldt
county paid out $685. IS for bounty on
scalps Of noxious animals killed during
May.
Thomas Gilmour came up yesterday
from Union District. He says that place
is fourishing ON business on q cash
basis.
A lady's gold watch chain was lost some
where on Monroe street yesterday. The
finder will confer q favor by leaving it at
this Office.
Peter B. Sweeney, one OF the New York
Tweed gang, who vent 10 Paris about the
time OF Tweed's arrest, returned to New
last Saturday.
Congressman lin q sleeping-car)-
" Porter, will you bring me o glass OF
water?" Porter "'Gainst Interstate
Commerce rules, ssh."
Frank b. Mercer. formerly of this pa
per, but now of the Gazette, departed
from Reno last Monday for C~ampbell's
Hot Springs in Sierra county, Cal.
F. NJ. Hoffman will 60 down to attend
the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows this
morning. and will continue his journey
from Virginia City to San Francisco.
"Oh, you cruel thing |" exclaimed q
lady 10 q gentleman as he lifted Q poodle
over a brook by its tail, while at the same
time she swung her little child by one arm.
The death OF Mr.. Wheeler leaves Han
nibal Hsmlin the only living ex-vice Pres
ident chosen by the people. He will be
rs years Of age in August, and he was elect
| ed Vice President q years ago.
We are obliged to j. s. B%urlingame for
his kindness In sending to the SENTINEL,
by special telegram, the names Of the
officers elected at the session of the Grand
Lodge Of +. Il A. NJ. of Nevada fog the
ensuing year.
In yesterdays issue we omitted, among
the names of the representatives from Eu-
reka TO the Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows
to take place at Virginia City on the 21st
inst, the names OF w. s. Beard, F. M.
Heitman and VIM. Bryant. They will
leave by train this morning.
The regular annual wrestling matches
will take place at Grass Valley, CAL, ON
the 4th. 9th and 9th OF July next. when
$3.50 in prizes will be given, as follows:
First prize, 500; second prize, $40; third
prize, $50; fourth prize. $50; fifth prize,
$50, and sixth prize $40. The ploprie-
tors, as usual, are Messrs. Mitchell, Gill
bert d Co.